Come on you org detectives.....

[cuffy]

Right then, i've been after a piece of classical music for years, i don't know who the composer is or the title. Good start i hear you say.

It goes something like...."Tah...Taah..Tatata...da...da...dada..da...daaaaa ;)...oh c'mon you must've heard it :D

I heard it on "Stephen Fry in America" on Sunday evening, it was just after he visited Mount Rushmore he then went on to visit some Indian carving in the mouintain side, Crazy Hoss or some other fella, it was at that point the music started.
I think the programme is on i-player but due to being on a works server i'm limited to what i can and can't access.
T'is driving me doolally.

Pint for the winner :drink:

[dizzyblonde]

I know which one you mean, now you've got me searching for it. Wish Im Indoors was ere..you would get an instant answer

[dizzyblonde]

Its not a classical piece as far as I remember, its from the 60's 70's like a tubular bells type...maybe mistaken though

[cuffy]

Its not a classical piece as far as I remember, its from the 60's 70's like a tubular bells type...maybe mistaken though
I think you're right about the 70's, i seem to remember the video of it with a rose having petals being blown off, or that might have been an advert.

[tinpants]

It was first used in the early 80's as the theme to a programme called "The Life and Times of Lloyd-George". I believe that is what the piece of music is called.

Oh yeah, and it was written and performed by Ennio Morricone.


Pint of Magners please - saturday night at Alex and Vix' will be fine ta.

[dizzyblonde]

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=jbdPUiih020

here ya go

[cuffy]

It was first used in the early 80's as the theme to a programme called "The Life and Times of Lloyd-George". I believe that is what the piece of music is called.

Oh yeah, and it was written and performed by Ennio Morricone.


Pint of Magners please - saturday night at Alex and Vix' will be fine ta.
My good man if you indeed are right i shall refresh your thirst buds with a refreshing pint of apple juice.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=jbdPUiih020

here ya go
Jew tube is also banned...damn IT lot, spoil all our fun.

[dizzyblonde]

hes right cuffy...you'll just have to wait til you get home to listen to it ;-)

[cuffy]

:D Nick you're a legend, T'is indeed the one.
chi mai (http://cdbaby.com/cd/mirkhani2)
For non you tubers :D

[startrek.steve]

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=jbdPUiih020

here ya go


Its also known as "Sleepy Shores" twas in the charts decades ago!!

Steve

[missyburd]

I was thinking the exact same thing this morning, knew it was Ennio Morricone :D:D:D My dad loves this bloke and plays them all the time, been brought up with it, love it.

Edit: just listened to a few of his pieces and welled up, happy memories lol

[Stu]

Right then, i've been after a piece of classical music for years, i don't know who the composer is or the title. Good start i hear you say.

It goes something like...."Tah...Taah..Tatata...da...da...dada..da...daaaaa ;)...oh c'mon you must've heard it :D

sounds like the wedding march (here comes the bride) by Wagner ;)

[cuffy]

sounds like the wedding march (here comes the bride) by Wagner ;)
Noooo, that's dum dum de dum, dum dum de dum, dum dum dede dum dum dum dum dum :D

[Stu]

Noooo, that's dum dum de dum, dum dum de dum, dum dum dede dum dum dum dum dum :D
Ah, that's coming through on my ipod conversion player as exactly the same, just a key change lower ;)

[Richie]

Noooo, that's dum dum de dum, dum dum de dum, dum dum dede dum dum dum dum dum :D
Sounds like the funneral march...;) same thing IYKWIM

[Stu]

same thing IYKWIM
:lol: